Mansoor Ahmad is a Senior Economic Reporter for The News International, with a focus on multinational economic issues in Pakistan. With his work also featured in MDPI and Cureus Journal of Medical Science, Mansoor covers a wide range of topics including human capital, investment, income inequality, tax enforcement, and economic performance.
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Pakistan (National)
Mansoor Ahmad's coverage primarily focuses on finance & economy and government & politics, with an emphasis on economic development, taxation, income inequality, business, and policy reform. His articles often include government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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LAHORE: Pakistan made up around 0.13 per cent of global trade in 2022, showing a gradual decline from previous decades.
LAHORE: There is significant potential to expand the textile market and triple or quadruple Pakistan's exports.
The absence of a comprehensive and sustainable industrial policy has hindered the growth of national economy
LAHORE: Pakistan's economic troubles are deeply rooted in governance failures, flawed policy priorities and an overreliance on foreign assistance.
LAHORE: Pakistan generally lags behind its regional counterparts in various global rankings. Improvement in these rankings is crucial for the country’s progress.In the World Bank’s...
LAHORE: The successful conclusion of talks between IMF staff and Pakistan indicates a favourable outcome.
LAHORE: In Pakistan, where construction is not mechanized, the construction sector plays a pivotal role in employment creation.
The dilemma in our economy is that the formal corporate sector demonstrates growth and social compliance and yet unemployment remains high, leading to social unrest. This reflects a partially regulated economy in which different sectors face uneven challenges and opportunities.
LAHORE: Though the Pakistani diaspora supports our economy through remittances that surpass our exports, it has been reluctant to invest its
LAHORE: The hardships faced by ordinary Pakistani citizens have multiplied in recent years, while the luxuries enjoyed by a fortunate few have increased. This disparity is due to a system that...
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